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Lake Area
Discovery Center
3770
Bellaire Avenue
White Bear
Lake, MN 55110 |
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Office: 651•762•7884
Email: lisaswenson@ladcfamilies.org |
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Gethsemane's LADC Staff
Welcome to Gethsemanes LADC! We hope you have a chance to get
to know our amazing team of teachers!
Our teachers are available to connect or meet with you at your convenience.
Call, email, or catch them at class to set up a meeting time! |
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Chris Jorissen, Site-Director & Lead Teacher
Kinderstart Classes
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Chris | Phone Chris at 651-739-7540 ext. 321
Chris has her K-6th grade licensure from Concordia University in St. Paul. She
loves teaching the "little ones" and is passionate about literacy and reading.
Chris believes the key to learning is through "play"!
When not teaching, Chris and her husband have three grown children. They love
spending time with family and friends at their Ely, MN cabin; swimming, hiking,
fishing, campfires & cooking s'mores, and Texas Hold'em! |
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Tammy Root, Assistant Teacher
Kinderstart Classes; Lunch Bunch Lead Teacher
Email Tammy| Phone
Tammy at 651-739-7540 ext. 321Tammy has been teaching and
playing with children at Gethsemane for over 4 years. Her science background
makes her a favorite on science experiment days! Tammy has two boys who attend
Gethsemane School. |
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Angie Meisner, Lead Teacher Discovery Classes
Email Angie
| Phone Angie at 651-739-7540 Angie graduated from
the College of St. Catherine and is licensed for 3 year olds through sixth
grade. She enjoys learning about each child and watching them grow throughout
the year.
Angie is married with two young boys. She enjoys sharing the love of Jesus
with children and spending time with family and friends. "Live Long. Laugh
Often. Love Much." |
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Jackie Ossell, Assistant Teacher Discovery Classes
Email Jackie
| Phone Jackie at 651-739-7540Jackie has worked in
early childhood for most of her adult life, from running a home day care
to studying education at the University of MN and the College of St. Catherine.
Jackie loves her daily walks to clear her mind and keep her ready for busy
days of teaching and "mom" time. Jackie and her husband have two boys in
elementary school. They spend a lot of time watching their boys play hockey,
baseball, soccer and football. |
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